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LAAFTERHOURS
Participant4s Renter
There are massive parcels right near our house in 4s. They are on the side/ top of the hills behind 4s. Most are 1.5 acres and above. I assume there are grading issues but we knew the guy who lost his house on the top of one of the hills. As least it wont burn there again for a long time.
Participant4s Renter
There are massive parcels right near our house in 4s. They are on the side/ top of the hills behind 4s. Most are 1.5 acres and above. I assume there are grading issues but we knew the guy who lost his house on the top of one of the hills. As least it wont burn there again for a long time.
Participant4s Renter
There are massive parcels right near our house in 4s. They are on the side/ top of the hills behind 4s. Most are 1.5 acres and above. I assume there are grading issues but we knew the guy who lost his house on the top of one of the hills. As least it wont burn there again for a long time.
Participant4s Renter
There are massive parcels right near our house in 4s. They are on the side/ top of the hills behind 4s. Most are 1.5 acres and above. I assume there are grading issues but we knew the guy who lost his house on the top of one of the hills. As least it wont burn there again for a long time.
Participant4s Renter
“Oddly enough I don’t know anyone on my block who works in construction or retail, most work for the Government or health care and several are retired-(their not going anywhere).”
Just a thought on the above statement. Healthcare and Insurance are probably very stable markets. When you say govt, if its state, fed or local employees, then sure – no problem but I would be very afraid of being a govt contractor right now. With the coming election, I would imagine a reduction in new contract spending. I would vacate any DoD sector consulting gigs and hunker down in a stable industry to brace for the coming impact.
Participant4s Renter
“Oddly enough I don’t know anyone on my block who works in construction or retail, most work for the Government or health care and several are retired-(their not going anywhere).”
Just a thought on the above statement. Healthcare and Insurance are probably very stable markets. When you say govt, if its state, fed or local employees, then sure – no problem but I would be very afraid of being a govt contractor right now. With the coming election, I would imagine a reduction in new contract spending. I would vacate any DoD sector consulting gigs and hunker down in a stable industry to brace for the coming impact.
Participant4s Renter
“Oddly enough I don’t know anyone on my block who works in construction or retail, most work for the Government or health care and several are retired-(their not going anywhere).”
Just a thought on the above statement. Healthcare and Insurance are probably very stable markets. When you say govt, if its state, fed or local employees, then sure – no problem but I would be very afraid of being a govt contractor right now. With the coming election, I would imagine a reduction in new contract spending. I would vacate any DoD sector consulting gigs and hunker down in a stable industry to brace for the coming impact.
Participant4s Renter
“Oddly enough I don’t know anyone on my block who works in construction or retail, most work for the Government or health care and several are retired-(their not going anywhere).”
Just a thought on the above statement. Healthcare and Insurance are probably very stable markets. When you say govt, if its state, fed or local employees, then sure – no problem but I would be very afraid of being a govt contractor right now. With the coming election, I would imagine a reduction in new contract spending. I would vacate any DoD sector consulting gigs and hunker down in a stable industry to brace for the coming impact.
Participant4s Renter
“Oddly enough I don’t know anyone on my block who works in construction or retail, most work for the Government or health care and several are retired-(their not going anywhere).”
Just a thought on the above statement. Healthcare and Insurance are probably very stable markets. When you say govt, if its state, fed or local employees, then sure – no problem but I would be very afraid of being a govt contractor right now. With the coming election, I would imagine a reduction in new contract spending. I would vacate any DoD sector consulting gigs and hunker down in a stable industry to brace for the coming impact.
Participant4s Renter
Ivy gate is part of the 4s master plan. http://www.4sranch.com
As far as insurance companies go, usually part of your insurance policy covers lost income – they set reserves to hedge against this type of claim. I guess it depends on the limits set forth in your policy but usually this should be part of the homeowners, if you in fact run a business or utilize the property for business income.
Participant4s Renter
Ivy gate is part of the 4s master plan. http://www.4sranch.com
As far as insurance companies go, usually part of your insurance policy covers lost income – they set reserves to hedge against this type of claim. I guess it depends on the limits set forth in your policy but usually this should be part of the homeowners, if you in fact run a business or utilize the property for business income.
Participant4s Renter
Ivy gate is part of the 4s master plan. http://www.4sranch.com
As far as insurance companies go, usually part of your insurance policy covers lost income – they set reserves to hedge against this type of claim. I guess it depends on the limits set forth in your policy but usually this should be part of the homeowners, if you in fact run a business or utilize the property for business income.
Participant4s Renter
Ivy gate is part of the 4s master plan. http://www.4sranch.com
As far as insurance companies go, usually part of your insurance policy covers lost income – they set reserves to hedge against this type of claim. I guess it depends on the limits set forth in your policy but usually this should be part of the homeowners, if you in fact run a business or utilize the property for business income.
Participant4s Renter
Ivy gate is part of the 4s master plan. http://www.4sranch.com
As far as insurance companies go, usually part of your insurance policy covers lost income – they set reserves to hedge against this type of claim. I guess it depends on the limits set forth in your policy but usually this should be part of the homeowners, if you in fact run a business or utilize the property for business income.
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